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Washington State has high household debt due to expensive homes, heavy student loans, and costly living, despite strong jobs and growth.
Washington State ranks among the highest in average household debt, driven by expensive housing costs, rising student loan burdens, and high consumer spending.
Median home prices exceed $800,000 in major urban areas, pushing mortgage debt to record levels.
Student loan debt averages over $40,000 per borrower, with limited relief programs.
High cost of living contributes to increased reliance on credit cards and personal loans.
Economic growth and strong job markets have not offset these financial pressures, leaving many households with significant debt loads.
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El estado de Washington tiene una alta deuda de los hogares debido a casas caras, grandes préstamos estudiantiles y una vida costosa, a pesar de los fuertes empleos y el crecimiento.